Autumn Stroke
Each swipe becomes a gust of wind that drags maple leaves across a temple valley and settles into a tapered brush stroke. Write a wind-poem in five strokes.
AI Games
Enter your birth month and day; the observatory ignites a constellation belonging to that date alone, then names it and tells its myth.
Copy it. Add your own twist.
Build a mobile portrait web app called “Birth Stars”. Cover: Classic deep-sky observatory feel. The title sits on a clean band with a one-line tagline, a two-line how-to-play block with small icons, and a single Enter button. Core action (enter date, drag the sky): Enter birth month-day (no year, no login); the sky computes a UNIQUE personal constellation from the date hash—not zodiac, yours alone. Stars ignite one by one, lines draw, and it receives a generated two-word name and myth line. Drag to see it among neighbor date-constellations. Result: personal constellation card with name and myth line. Put a real Share button on the result screen (it must post to the Eazo community) and keep Replay next to it. Visual bar: ignition sequence is ceremonial with lens flares, myth figure fills faintly, neighboring constellations twinkle dim. Global requirements: mobile-first portrait, touch only, 100dvh with safe areas, no hover dependence. Built-in i18n with exactly two locales (English default, Chinese only after the user taps the EN/中文 toggle placed clear of the status bar), never mix languages on one screen, share output always English. Absolutely no external APIs, no login, no background music. Every control must actually work — no placeholders.
Each swipe becomes a gust of wind that drags maple leaves across a temple valley and settles into a tapered brush stroke. Write a wind-poem in five strokes.
Place gravity wells across a dusk meadow and let a stream of luminous bees paint long-exposure attractor art through your field.
Type a word and watch each letter grow into an iridescent bismuth crystal. Orbit the cluster, tap any crystal to shatter and regrow it.